Sentence examples for budding takes from inspiring English sources

In the case of influenza virus, budding takes place at the apical plasma membrane and is heavily dependent on the presence of lipid microdomains, or "rafts" [ 43- 45].

Such lattices could either modify the lipid composition of the underlying membrane to induce budding or bridge the gap over an invaginating bud to promote fission, or delineate the area where inward budding takes place.

Anatomical studies of developing axillary buds on 6- and 10-day-old runners show that differentiation to either crown or runner bud takes place between these time points.

When the late domain is mutated, budding ability takes a beating.

"Chop it up, chop it up," comes next as the budding cook takes a swing at cutting what looks like lettuce.

Each budding orator takes his place before a blushing maid, and no matter how smoothly the pair may have progressed in private the professor finds some fault with the public demonstration.

Another is a smoky black-and-white image of a tree bud, taken in autumn, he said, "when the bud was just covering up for winter".

The species feeds on fruit, seeds, berries, and buds taken in the treetops, and has also been recorded feeding in various plantations.

All year, I would look for recipes (mostly Thai and Chinese) pungent enough to tantalize my relatives' taste buds, taking back jars of ingredients they had never heard of (sambal olek was their favorite).

The first thread concerns Rachel (Anessa Ramsey, evincing the anguished loneliness of the long-distance runner from peril) and Alyssa (Hannah Bryan), office buds taken captive by the Stranger (Marco St. John).

The flower's reproductive organs — each Rafflesia is either female or male — are hidden under the disk, but beyond that scientists understand little about how the flower, whose buds take nine months to mature, manages to reproduce.